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“...BACKGROUND: Cryotherapy has been associated with a significant decrease in nerve conduction...”
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“... to prevent or treat musculoskeletal dysfunction. Interventions that pull the lower limb into external...”
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“... considered was controlled randomized trials; the type of intervention was drug-eluting or bare-metal stents...”
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“... considered was controlled randomized trials; the type of intervention was drug-eluting or bare-metal stents...”
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“...This study investigated the effects of non-paretic leg constraint by a step, combined with two...”
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“... daily in Giemsastained blood smears. Signs of CM were determined by the manifestation of coma, limb...”
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“... (NF), fatigue in the kicking (FM) or postural limb (FP) alone, and fatigue in both limbs (FMP). The mean...”
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Subjects: “...Limbo da córnea...”
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Subjects: “...Transplante de limbo...”
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“...), are a common cause of insomnia. and one study in the literature examined PLM when associated to the...”
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“... improvement in shoulder range of motion, and a noticeable decrease in pain intensity, demonstrating the...”
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“...) of electric signal (mV) to mass increase or decrease (kg) with minimum hysteresis. The mean absolute error...”
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Subjects: “...Lower limb amputation...”
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“... athletes want to master their skills to the maximum. Good physical conditioning is necessary to decrease...”
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“...Objective:To assess the impact of a diabetic foot outpatient clinic on reducing the morbidity...”
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“.... Forces exerted by the dominant upper limb presented a higher decrease than from the non-dominant. Very...”
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Subjects: “...Hemiparetic upper limb...”
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Subjects: “...Phantom Limb...”
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Subjects: “...Lower-limb...”
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